Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

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lormi1y q Wukk and impE1sed mstncoz
h NE Sunday schools Of Cur lad.
Ihs g4bfsgt ~ Sunday School n
nanoese VS. t1en opened b 4. 3. Bar
sell and rs further 1ie1ulsed b 3.
B. Banks, 1ntra VFscman, n. Z. Bates
and Il. g. Leland, Of RoEilAnd, and
proved % BE- . very Interesting and snG-
The Csmnittss % Pmmansui Organ
izstion Fsporied e follows: For Prssi-
deni, Il. Z. Bates; Tics Presidents. g.
W. Ward. White kiveg, u. B. Carpen-
80. vnahoas n. 3. AndsEBon, Honghtun;
Dr., Il. WIIlsxd, First and Second WARDS,
geatiJn; 8. q. BsneGief. Third and
kouth WeRda, Seattle, and enlmon Bay;
E. 3. Heany, e large. HseEctazy, a. p.
B1rwoll Treasures, =. Calvert. Exes-
utivs COMMITTEES, TIE PFasideuf, DseFs-
taRy and Treasurer * efici0, A. 81.
dFsni and samuel GFeens. The report
was a0urted.
0osVsssIsa thsn took q recess anti
40 2. IA
Ayzn1AsoH SCISSORS.
Devotionnl axrsoisss led By Il. L.
Bates. A payer On the subja1t- House
10 House Visitation" vas than fead By
MEs. o. B. LffteIL u was full Of VsIn-
able suggestions for 6uadey school
workers, ana showed careful thouehs
u lie preparation.
A paper b. Samuel Greene on The
tepic- Ehe Home Department." This
vas 4 plea FOR tho renewal Of the old
oasiom Of careful Bibie stndy and In
stFuotIon ID the home, In connection
with she International lessons used IN
our Sunday schools. The subiect elicit
ID Rensgal discussion, and resolution
up0n Il was referred % the Oommiktes
"a Resolutions, which viii appear in
the report Of tomoEsou'n proceedings.
Tha Ocmmittee on Resolutions Was
then appointed e. follows: d. j. Pierce,
A. J. Hansen and Mas Lizza Ward.
Tbs next pager was BY Mrs.. ]. i.
Noes. on Recruiting Olaases,n and was
followed ~ AZ extended discussion,
cattle patsd IL By Judge Vrooma1,
Rev. Baaiey, Dexter Horton, ksy. Daw-
son, A. r. HaEuell, Reg. Mo1s and kaE.
Morse. LetteEa from B. y. Jaeoba and
DF.J. II. Vincent, were 81 this point
orouehf 20 the notice Of the Convention,
and read By d. !. Pierse. On motion
Of JufQe Vrooman. The Executive Com.
auittoe WeEe authorised % publish DE-.
Fineeut's letter and sand Ii 50 all the
Sunday school teachers in King County.
The eubjsct, s'SEInmeE Sports and
Wintsr 0oartefa." was dlscussed FRA
Dy D. J. PasEcs, Who YES followed oy
remnrka from A. j. Hansen, Samuel
3rsena, George Oartsr, A. b. Banks
and OtheKs. The next topio vas. "HoW
8 Resain oaR Boys.n This was handled
n q very able and attfaetiVe manner b
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among other striking illustrations, hts
lWn experience with class Of neus
boys 10 b. r. Jacobs 3rd Mission
loh0ol In Chicago.
After singing 4 recess vas taken until
KsEznaa Gnm1oH.
Brief song service followed By leo
are bv e. q. Wheeler, Of Portland, on
ne eubiect, aAmeKica'e Sunrise" He
that Americans are proud
4 our early history. Oar boys and
lirls are the saunriasn Of the nation.
lake them pure-heaxted, honest and
X right IN character and the future Of
he nation Il safe.
Rev, Leland, Of Portland, rendered
beautiful ssa0io" after whiah Dexter
Horton was called 10 the chair, and II.
3. Bases cpsned the Discussion On
'rempeEanos IN the Sunday School,
'1r. Bates held that temperance Il
auaht Ia the bible hence should be
wanht "a fhe bible school as much an
rnih and purity and upEiRhtness. Tue
question vas further discussed By A. ].
Hansen and 81. O. Leland, Of Portland.
Sc far the session has been full ef 10.
crest. The programmes for to-day isas
loilewas
Morning Devotion, led BY Dexter
Horton. Third topic; Lesson Prspa-
alton. I. Hew 10 Study the Lesson,
Rev, d. II. Rucknell. 2. The Teach
rs Responsibility, Mrs. q. J. Carr.
Nuaic. 3. The Teachers Meeting,
IiFs. n. s. Hanson. 4. Normal Class
=. Rsy. Il. B. DilwoTth. Music. 5.
ZEE OF Lessen Helps and Daily Read
uas, Rev. o. &. Fowler.
Afternoon-Devotion, led By W. n.
Morse. Forth topic: How and What 10 /
resch. /. Zee OF the Blackboard. Geo.
4. Patch, 2. Chalk Talk, Il. q. Wheel.
y. Music. 3. The Bible Class, Rev.
,. w. 10y and .. B. Vrooman. I. The
Glass; kseFett smith.
liuaio. 5. Primary Glass; Mrs. 4. =.
Mrs ). d. OEockelt. 8. Sam
lle Lesson for October 00ih, In Primary
Jlass, Mrs. e. q. Wheeler.
Evening - Sunday School Statistics
3. Calvert, Statistical Secretary. Ths
church In the school, Rev. ". = Daw-
lon. The School In the Church, Rev. Z.
4. Moss Short addresses By Rev. i. j.
Massey, Rev. A. b. Banks and Others.
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